H414RBZA

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What is the H414RBZA Through Hole Resistor?

The H414RBZA is a power resistor which is designed to be used in high-frequency, high-temperature, and high-current applications. It is an economical and reliable solution for a variety of power applications. The H414RBZA is available in two different versions.

H414RBZA Application Field

The H414RBZA is designed to be used in high-power applications including power supplies, amplifiers, and motor drive applications. It is suitable for use in an array of applications that utilize high frequency, high temperature, and high current. Other applications for this type of resistor include power switching and control, as well as inverter/converter applications.

The H414RBZA has a 0.0025 ohm resistance rating. This resistance rating allows the resistor to be used as a power resistor for a variety of circuits. It is also suitable for use in high-temperature applications due to its ability to handle temperatures up to +250° Celsius. The H414RBZA is also ideal for high-frequency applications due to its low self-inductance value and high-speed response.

H414RBZA Working Principle

The H414RBZA is a power resistor that is designed to handle high power and high current applications. It works by converting electrical energy into heat. Electrical energy is applied to the resistor and the resistor then converts that energy into heat. This heat is dissipated into the environment and the resistor will operate at its optimal temperature.

The resistor is composed of two pieces of metal which are separated by an insulating material. Electrical current is then applied to one end of the resistor and the metal conducts the current between the two pieces of metal in the resistor. As the current flows between the two metal pieces, resistance is generated which consequently causes the resistor to heat up.

The resistor is able to handle high power applications by having a larger surface area which allows more energy to dissipate. For instance, if the resistor is rated for a current of 0.40 A, it will be able to dissipate a maximum of 50 watts at 50° Celsius. This capability makes it ideal for high-power applications.

The H414RBZA is designed to handle power and current applications. It is composed of two pieces of metal which are separated by an insulating material and electrical current is applied to one end of the resistor. As electrical energy is applied, the resistor converts that energy into heat and dissipates it. The larger surface area of the resistor allows more energy to dissipate and makes it suitable for high-power applications.

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